Eye of the Storm: Chasing Storms with Warren Faidley Vocabulary Day 2 5 th Grade Theme 1.

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Eye of the Storm: Chasing Storms with Warren Faidley Vocabulary Day 2 5 th Grade Theme 1

5/16/2015Template copyright collide Think about what things might collide. Write as many things as you can think of in two minutes. Be ready to compare your answers with a partner. Add to your list if possible.

5/16/2015Template copyright Funnel cloud A funnel cloud is ________. A funnel cloud is not __________.

5/16/20154 jagged The kids didn’t wear shoes because the rocks were jagged. True or False? Why or why not? The kids wore shoes because the rocks were jagged. True or False? Why or why not?

5/16/2015Template copyright lightning Draw lightning and be ready to tell your partner what lightning is. Tell your partner what lightning is not.

5/16/2015Template copyright prairies We drove our car through the prairie and saw lots of grasses and flat land. True or False? Why or why not? We drove our car through the prairie and saw lots of steep mountains and rocky ledges. True or False? Why or why not?

5/16/2015Template copyright rotate Many items can be rotated and still look the look the same. Can you think of any? Here is an example: a soccer ball Brainstorm with your partner. How many can you think of?

5/16/2015Template copyright severe The storm was severe so we decided to stay outside and enjoy it. True or False? Why or why not? The storm was severe so we decided to leave town. True or False? Why or why not?

5/16/2015Template copyright sizzling On a hot day we might say that it is sizzling outside. Why? List all of the things that might be sizzling on a hot day. Is there anything that wouldn’t be sizzling? Share and compare with a partner.

5/16/2015Template copyright tornadoes A tornado is _______. A tornado is not _______.

5/16/2015Template copyright strike Tell your partner when it is good to strike something. –Example: hit the ball Tell your partner when it is not good to strike something. –Example: hit the rock that now heading to your neighbor’s window

5/16/2015Template copyright Partner Talk collide, funnel cloud, jagged, lightning, prairies, rotate, severe, sizzling, tornadoes, strike Try to make one sentence using 4 of the words. Can you fit them all into two sentences?

5/16/2015Template copyright Vocabulary Fun! Write one true statement for each word and one false statement. Switch with a partner. Identify the false the statement and rewrite it to make it true.